Following revelations from the Epstein files, Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.) says she'd like to re-examine disgraced former Democrat lawmaker Anthony Weiner's laptop to probe troubling claims and rumors that have reportedly caused the deaths of investigators.

Speaking to conservative podcaster Benny Johnson, the congresswoman said she'd been turned down access to the laptop by former AG Pam Bondi's DOJ due to lack of an ongoing search warrant, but that information learned in the Epstein files could justify obtaining a new warrant.

"I think these Epstein files give us new information to look into the Anthony Weiner laptop," Rep. Boebert told Johnson.

"I absolutely want to know what was on there, what was the secret folder that was titled 'Life Insurance' that had frazzle dot rip? Where people get the 'frazzle drip' story from," she said. "I want to see this video."

The frazzle drip conspiracy refers to a video file allegedly stored on Weiner's laptop which internet rumors claim features someone from the Clinton camp torturing or murdering children in a blood ritual.

"If it's totally fake, if it's not there, I'll come out and say it. I want to see what people are talking about," Rep. Boebert continued, adding, "These things don't just originate out of nowhere."

"If there is anything linking the Anthony Weiner laptop to the Epstein files, I will use that to get another search warrant, but I'm getting my hands on this laptop and looking to see what was in it."

Boebert, who's running for reelection in Colorado's 4th Congressional District in November, went on to highlight rumors that FBI agents who have probed the laptop have mysteriously died.

"It's been said that FBI agents who went and viewed this laptop, many of them are not alive anymore," Boebert said. "So, what is it with this laptop?